Dark Horse Comics
Comic Review: Joe Golem: Occult Detective The Outer Dark #1 Hits The Ground Running
Joe Golem: Occult Detective The Outer Dark #1 takes place two years after the events of Joe Golem and the Drowning City, in which Joe saved the Drowning City from an undead takeover and defeated a chi...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #5
This season of the Angel comic has settled into a Doctor Who routine of Angel and a companion going on adventures through space and time. But the reason for this is something that feels like an organi...
Comic Review: Predator 30th Anniversary Collection
Reading this collection was a blast from the past. I collected every Aliens and Predator comic I could get my hands on as a kid. This 30th anniversary book collects some of the very first Predator sto...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #4
The first arc of Angel Season 11 has come to a close and it’s nice to see that it has a quieter finale than expected. After a great deal of action exploring how Illyria treated her worshippers in her ...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #6
Finally, Buffy Season 11 has started rolling out some of the details for the endgame of this season. At the very least, we begin to find out some crucial details about what people are planning on the ...
Comic Review: Buffy Season 11 #5
I cannot express how great it is to have Georges Jeanty back on Buffy, even if it’s for a single issue. This is not to take away anything from the work Rebekah Isaacs has done over the course of her a...
Comic Review: Angel Season 11 #3
The third issue of Angel is a little less action-packed, though there are still some big, exciting moments. Angel, Fred and Illyria are still stuck in the past while Illyria tries to stop herself from...
Comic Review: Dark Horse/DC: Justice League Volume 2
As a huge fan of crossovers, especially between properties you would not necessarily expect to cross over, I loved this book. It’s a collection of several miniseries from the 1990s that crossed over m...
Comic Review: Angel, Season 11 #2
The first issue of Angel ended with Angel, Fred, Illyria and the readers being sent on a journey into the titular character’s past. It was a solid setup for a new kind of arc that the series had never...
